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The Urban Transportation Development Corporation was a Crown corporation created in 1973 as Ontario Transportation Development Corporation by the Government of Ontario, Canada, to develop transit vehicles for the province's public transit authorities
Largely this work would be for the province's largest authority, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) for whom the H4/H5 subway cars, CLRV and ALRV streetcars were manufactured at the Fort William (Thunder Bay) Plant.
UTDC designed and built the Intermediate Capacity Transit System (ICTS) for the TTC's Scarborough Rapid Transit line and the original Vancouver SkyTrain at its plant in Millhaven.
Other vehicles manufactured by UTDC included the #3 Red Line (01700) series for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, and the original cars for the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail system.
It was later bought by Lavalin and merged with Hawker Siddeley Canada's Thunder Bay plant (which dated back to Hawker Siddeley's predecessor, Canada Car and Foundry) under the "UTDC Inc." name.

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The Urban Transportation Development Corporation was a Crown corporation created in 1973 as Ontario Transportation Development Corporation by the Government of Ontario, Canada, to develop transit vehicles for the province's public transit authorities
Largely this work would be for the province's largest authority, the Toronto Transit Commission (TTC) for whom the H4/H5 subway cars, CLRV and ALRV streetcars were manufactured at the Fort William (Thunder Bay) Plant.
UTDC designed and built the Intermediate Capacity Transit System (ICTS) for the TTC's Scarborough Rapid Transit line and the original Vancouver SkyTrain at its plant in Millhaven.
Other vehicles manufactured by UTDC included the #3 Red Line (01700) series for the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority, and the original cars for the Santa Clara Valley Transportation Authority light rail system.
It was later bought by Lavalin and merged with Hawker Siddeley Canada's Thunder Bay plant (which dated back to Hawker Siddeley's predecessor, Canada Car and Foundry) under the "UTDC Inc." name. By the early 1990s, the UTDC name was phased out with the Bombardier nameplate succeeding it as Lavalin foundered under financial difficulties. Bombardier acquired the railcar-production business of Lavalin.
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